"be optimistic".  sounds of blackness you tube

Dubstep (and pure Dub), iirc, are beatz dance loops that invoke experimentation with trance. 

I'm a novice beatz meister.  As others noted, you may want some training in this before thinking grammy: Personally, I would never try to re-invent the wheel on this one ... as these grooves have evolved meticulously over the decades.

TBH, I believe the cheapest evolved dubstep loops can probably be purchased at: http://www.producerloops.com/download-dubstep-loops-samples/ royalty free.

Once you gain such loops, you yourself would apply further expermimental textures to the dance grooves.

Blessings,

I don't want to re-invent the wheel on this project, I have found some synth sounds that are dubsteppy, by that I mean the sound of the dentists drill or a chainsaw going through a sheet of metal, it's cool but I don't think that is all dubstep is after our lively conversation here, thanks all and I'll post what I'm workin on!

- Shawn

Oh...I thought this was about Pubsteb.....carry on....

How hard can it be?  I enjoyed this demonstration recently.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdNx61Sifec

I must get me one of those MPD18's they seem cool.

http://soundcloud.com/shawn-lee-farrell/unity-v3-the-sounds-of

The song without the wobble bass as it stands....

Hey Jonbouy if you are going to get into anything I suggest look into the Akai MPD32. It is the one apparently.

Here are some videos of this in action. One of my sound students put me onto the MPD and these videos and they are rather cool. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE7GHgbmlP0


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOjmM3ZCTsc

I kind of like the idea of first creating a piece of music then cutting it up into very small components or elements and then assigning to the MPD and then learn to reconstruct the piece live using the MPD. But then the options to play the music in an infinite number of ways takes hold.

Yep Jeff it sure looks like fun to me.

It's definitely the MPD stuff that's on my wish list.

Thanks for the vids...

Ok, 1 bass woble added about a minute in, that could do it, I like it.

http://soundcloud.com/shawn-lee-farrell/unity-09-dub-steb

I haven't used it so I don't know but a lot of the guides you see are in Ableton.  Also seen a few using FL Facilities and Cubase also.